/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2787780
Thai chili, Calabrian and Scotch Bonnets this year, along with some mini sweet peppers. I hope to get some cross breeding and put some spice in those. I also have a few different tomatoes going already.

I re-potted some pepper plants earlier and now I'm about to head to work and make money

>>2738862
Is this how you sign a contracto?

>>2731658
Exactly. I have a bike rack I put there usually, but that trip I was hunting and a bike would have been useless.

>>2730258
Craigslist and Facebook market usually have cheap tent trailers. A lot of people will tear them down to the frame and build a teardrop trailer. I have a 5x8 that I widened and built out over the tires.

>>2728789

>>2728774
He had lunch, then got distracted by an old tel kee cabinet he'd been meaning to empty.

>>2728716
Made it to the other end, sister came by and wanted to use the gas chainsaw, but we couldn't get it running right.

Currently reorganizing.
Hate me. Will post update later.

Get some Aircraft Stripper and some nylon brushes.

Use them.
Wipe with a bit of used motor oil.

>>2587886
I'd love an Interocitor, so.. yes.

>>2580693
* waterproofer. I added a hitch mount under the front of the frame so I can stick a tire carrier or bike rack there.

>>2580636
Outside isn't finished, I'm waiting on more a delivery of waterproofed. Yes, the plan is to have a 4 season camper/ hunting camper that can go into rougher areas when I need it to.

>>2579766
Currently rebuilding/redesigning a teardrop trailer. Widened the frame 20", insulated floor. Half the wiring done, started insulation and 1/4" Cedar lining.

An HOA

If the anon from the other thread who was interested in my trailer is here, here's the current progress. Deck sealed with truck bedliner, floor down and insulated with 1 1/2" foam, front and one wall mounted using 2x6s ripped down to 1x1.5 for framing. After the next wall and the roof I will begin wiring then insulating the walls and roof. Galley will be the last part to build.
Would this project be worth its own thread?

Look into converting a hi-lift jack into a log splitter.

For the anon who was interested in my trailer rebuild, I have the pieces to extend the frame cut and drilled, but not welded together yet because it's raining and I'd have to move an engine and trans out of the garage to get the welder free. These will be bolted to the current frame and welded onto long pieces for the new sides of the trailer.

It's perfectly safe.

>>2554782
Invite other neighbors to a BBQ, tell them the meat is over there in the cage.

Sunsail if the window is in the back yard, awning if it's facing the street or side of the house. If that's the actual house and it's the front window, rip out that railing and add a covered porch across the whole front.

What would I have with me to start off? I spent a week hunting in the mountains back in September, but that was going in with a tent and basic supplies.